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HindustanTimes Wed,22 May 2013

India vs WestIndies 2011: News

10 memorable Test matches

As India and England line up for the 2000th Test match, we pick 10 from amongst the most memorable for quality and their historical significance. Landmarks | When 'gentlemen' didn't play by the rule book

There's little to cheer about for the discards

The thick rain forests, rolling hills and the low clouds hanging near the peaks provide a breathtaking view much before the 48-seater plane skims over the trees and sways wildly before touching down on the small runway.

Dhoni risks ban for slow Indian over-rates

Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni needs to ensure that his bowlers complete overs in stipulated time in the third Test against the West Indies as a slow rate could get him banned from playing in the opening Test against England later this month.

No reason to be disappointed, can't control weather: Dhoni

The draw against West Indies despite being in a strong position in the second Test did not disappoint Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who said his side did enough for a win but was done in by the weather gods.

India push for series victory

Barbados is regarded as the spiritual home of West Indies cricket and India have never breached the fortress in eight Tests, losing seven at the Kensington Oval going back to 1953.

Mukund gets the nod for his grit and courage

He made his Test debut in the West Indies only because of injuries to Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir, but young opener Abhinav Mukund has been rewarded for showing the commitment so crucial at the highest level.

Gibson looks beyond Gayle

West Indies coach, Ottis Gibson, made it clear that he wanted to shape the struggling side in his own way, suggesting that explosive batsman and former skipper Chris Gayle may not have a part to play in that.

Mukund impresses, as India carry on

Getting an early first class break and making an impression does not always guarantee progress into international cricket. And one can soon find Test cricket a steep climb.

I played a poor shot, says Dhoni

Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni tried putting an end to the discussions about being wrongly given out stating that he would rather blame himself rather than anyone else for playing a poor shot.

Dhoni is now the 2nd most successful Indian Test captain

Mahendra Singh Dhoni became India's second most successful Test captain after guiding the side to a 63-run win over the West Indies in the first Test match in Kingston on Thursday.

Dhoni gives full credit to lower order batsmen

Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni saluted his lower order batsmen for bailing the side from tough situations and shaping the team's 63 run win over the West Indies in the first cricket Test in Jamaica. Ashish Shukla reports.

Board meets to decide on Gayle’s future

Explosive batsman Chris Gayle will know his fate as a West Indies player after the cricket board's Board of Directors meet to discuss a report on this week’s meeting with the player that ended in acrimony.

Sabina Park promises to stick to character

Reggae legend Bob Marley's spirit and music is all pervasive in Jamaica. In capital Kingston, the country's favourite sporting son, Usain Bolt, leaps out of hoardings and any talk can quickly veer to his sprint compatriot Asafa Powell's love for flashy cars.

We couldn't maintain pressure on India: Russell

It was the biggest knock of his nascent international career but far from celebrating, young West Indies pacer Andre Russell was a disappointed man as his hurricane 92 failed to fetch his side a win in the third one-dayer against India here.

Happy that we have produced results in short time: Raina

Stand-in captain Suresh Raina is happy that the new-look Indian team that got very little time to prepare for the West Indies series have produced results.
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